Is this a Broad-Spectrum SPF meaning UVA and UVB protection?
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Yes and I am a long distance runner. This is the ONLY thick, full blockage that keeps me from burning. THE BEST
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Hi Penelope! Yes, this is free from SPF, hence I am using it for night-time only.
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Sun Shield Broad Spectrum is very thick. I only use it on my face. It must be blended well, or you may see white spots. Excellent protection from the sun. I use Neutrogena sun screen for my body.
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Not sure on spf. But it's effective.. I use it everyday when driving and i get sunburn pretty easily but with these sleeves on, i haven't had any problems getting sunburnt. They dont get itchy and i wash it with my regular clothes in the machine but i put it in a mesh bag so they dont get ruined.
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There is no spf in it. I also wondered if it was just for tanning beds, which I no longer use. I used it for outside tanning and it did not work for me.
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I wouldn't get this for sunscreen. It is the micro zinc oxide. Meaning it is so fine it crosses over through your skin and is absorbed. Which makes it unsafe. The spf is in zinc oxide, but you are better off getting the "non-nano" kind which is the larger particles.
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Sorry, but I threw away the box and the insert and I think that is what had the specifics on it. I looked at the jar and there is no mention of SPF. Still an excellent cream though!
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Truly sorry if we missed this question, (we don't always get a notification by Amazon and we have 33 products in our catalog here) but animosity has answered it quite well. Our product is a little bit over 20% Zinc Oxide concentration wise, which puts it in the 30+ UVA/UVB SPF range. The other ingredients are either for spread-ability, skin soothing and moisturizing.. and again (as our wise customer below has stated) as synergystic elements to boost UV protection (minerals and carrotseed oil for example). Deb and the Teva team
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I don't know what UPF is. If you meant SPF, Sun Protective Factor, blocking 96% of UV A and B is great, at least 30% SPF but probably better as it's actually blocking, not absorbing as sunscreens often do. There is a *distinct* difference between this and any other umbrella I've used. It's VERY effective.
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Yes it is. The main sun protective ingredient in this formula is zinc oxide which blocks both radiations. Plus it has minerals that aid in this as well, though much further down the ingredient list. I use this on my face. I find it needs to be reapplied, but that's what Dr.s want you to do anyway.
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I use UV Clear 46 to prevent hyperpigmentation. It has made a significant difference for that problem. Reconstructive & Dermatologist docs claim that any SPF above 30 does not provide more protection, it's just more expensive.
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The label on the hat indicated so, but not sure how to verify. I did wear a sun hat that wasn't labeled spf protected and can tell you this one is cooler on my headvand face.
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Yes. It is broad-spectrum. I used to use kheils but felt that my skin and eyes got irritated by that. This one is the least irritating I have tried. I'm finally able to wear sunscreen on my face! I just suffered through for 40 years without it because I couldn't find something that was non-irritating. It's a bit on the pricey side but I only use it on my face and neck. I'm really happy with it. Already bought my second bottle.
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Find info at: http://www.eyeslipsface.com/studio/face/powder/spf_45_sunscreen_uva-uvb_protection Active Ingredients: Titanium Dioxide 23.3% Zinc Oxide 18.7% Ingredients: Mica, Silica, Talc, Bismuth Oxychloride, Boron Nitride, Aluminum Hydroxide, Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Extract, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract, Retinyl Palmitate (Va), Tocopheryl Acetate (Ve), Magnesium Ascorbyl Phosphate (Vc), Sodium Dehydroacetate May Contain: Iron Oxides (CI 77891 77892 77899), Manganese Violet (CI 77742)
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The bottle says 15% SPF which is less than my dermatologist would recommend, but seems to be adequate for me for a normal day. If I'm going to be in the sun a lot, I supplement with an additional sun screen.
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I am not sure. Sorry! .. fyi thoughm do not get out in the sun after this at all, even if wear high SPF
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UV Clear SPF 46 is formulated for skin types prone to acne, rosacea and hyperpigmentation. UV Daily SPF40 is a moisturizing sunscreen for normal or combination skin types, which is also tinted. I assume that translates into having different ingredients, hence, the difference in price. I know there was a price difference at my doctor's office as well. Like I stated in my review, I had to exchange the SPF40 for the SPF46 because the 40 caused my face to turn red. The 46 truly is much milder for me and doesn't cause any irritation. You can check you their website at eltamd.com for additional product info. UV Clear SPF 46 is formulated for skin types prone to acne, rosacea and hyperpigmentation. UV Daily SPF40 is a moisturizing sunscreen for normal or combination skin types, which is also tinted. I assume that translates into having different ingredients, hence, the difference in price. I know there was a price difference at my doctor's office as well. Like I stated in my review, I had to exchange the SPF40 for the SPF46 because the 40 caused my face to turn red. The 46 truly is much milder for me and doesn't cause any irritation. You can check you their website at eltamd.com for additional... » Read More UV Clear SPF 46 is formulated for skin types prone to acne, rosacea and hyperpigmentation. UV Daily SPF40 is a moisturizing sunscreen for normal or combination skin types, which is also tinted. I assume that translates into having different ingredients, hence, the difference in price. I know there was a price difference at my doctor's office as well. Like I stated in my review, I had to exchange the SPF40 for the SPF46 because the 40 caused my face to turn red. The 46 truly is much milder for me and doesn't cause any irritation. You can check you their website at eltamd.com for additional product info. « Show Less